Chelan

Chelan occupies the southeastern shore of Lake Chelan in the United States. The town stands in north-central Washington, where this long, narrow glacial lake drains toward the Columbia River through the Chelan River. Its waterfront, marinas and public beaches form the centre of local activity, framed by the dry eastern foothills of the Cascade Range. Vineyards and orchards are central to the surrounding countryside, reflected in the Lake Chelan American Viticultural Area. Passenger ferries also connect the town with the roadless community of Stehekin at the lake’s far end. Explore related webcams around Lake Chelan to build a fuller picture of Chelan and north-central Washington.

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